Wednesday 30 September 2009
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This is a site for all history students at Kings Monkton School, it's a handy way of adding to everything you've learned in lesson time and exploring subjects maybe you haven't covered yet. This is your site so please email me, comment and give me any links you'd like to add and hopefully, this will grow into a very valuable resource. I hope to fill this site with links to other articles, journals and web pages that will help, inform and enlighten so feel free to use it as much or as little as you like.
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